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Home My WebLink AboutRM 08-07-81SOUTH BEND REDEVELOPMENT COMMISSION REGULAR MEETING August 7, 1981 10:00 A.M. Presiding fficer: Mr. F. Jay Nimtz, President 1. ROLL CALL Members Present: Members Absent: Legal (counsel: Redevel 1200 County -City Building 227 W. Jefferson Boulevard South Bend, Indiana 46601 Mr. F. Jay Nimtz, President Mr. Lloyd E. Robinson, Sr., Vice President Mr. Robert J. Cira, Assistant Secretary Mr. A. Peter Donaldson, Secretary Ms. Paula N. Auburn, Member Mr. Kevin J. Butler opment Staff. Mr. Patrick M. McMahon, Executive Director Mrs. Ann Kolata, Deputy Director Mrs. Angela Coar, Executive Secretary Miss Mary Dawson, Secretary Community Development Staff News Mddia: Guests: 2. APPROVAL OF MINUTES Mrs. Kathryn Baumgartner, Director, Bureau of Housing Ms. Jeanne Derbeck, Reporter, South Bend, Tribune Mr. John Kagel Ms. Dea Andrews Mr. John D. Conley Ms. Karen Kiemnic Mrs. Marzy Bauer Mr. Lloyd S. Taylor On motion by Mr. Robinson, seconded by Mr. Cira and unanim usly carried, the Minutes of the Rescheduled Regula Meeting of Friday, July 24, 1981 were approved. 3. APPROVAL OF CLAIMS On motion by Mr. Robinson, seconded by Mr. Cira and unanimously carried, the claims totalling $179,775.54 were allowed and ordered to be paid. The authorized claims are: MINUTES OF RESCHEDULED REGULAR MEETING OF FRI- DAY, JULY 24, 1981 WERE APPROVED CLAIMS APPROVED South Bend Redevelopment Commission Regular Meeting - August 7, 1981 3. APPROVAL OF CLAIMS (continued) REDEVELOPMENT DISTRICT CAPITAL Patrick M. McMahon Total REDEVE OPMENT DISTRICT CAPITAL OF 1.972 Gruen Issociates, Inc. Total P.E.A.1- MONROE- SAMPLE AREA $ 22.92 $ 22.92 8.48 $ 8.48 Josephine Kutch - Petty Cash $ Peggy Forrest Judy R sheck Civil City of South Bend - Parcel #15 -6, #14 -48, #7 -12, #15 -1, #16 -19, #14 -41, #16 -20, #7 -23, #16 31, #15 -17, #15 -5, #14 -7, #7 -31, #16-45 Civil City of South Bend - Parcel #16 -34B St. Joseph County Treasurer - Parcel #16 -34B Civil City of South Bend - Parcel #14 -39 St. Joseph County Treasurer - Parcel #14 -39 Civil City of South Bend - Parcel #7 -25 Civil City of South Bend - Parcel #15 -12 St. Joseph County Treasurer - Parcel #15 -12 Civil City of South Bend - Parcel #14 -46 St. Joseph County Treasurer - Parcel #14 -46 Joseph L. and Wilma Conn - Parcel #14 -33 St. Joseph County Treasurer - Parcel #14 -33 St. Jo eph County Treasurer. - Parcel #14 -33 Charle and Emma I. Cooperrider - Parcel #16-42 St. Joseph County Treasurer - Parcel #16 -42 Eugene and Sharon Hartz - Parcel #16 -12 Mabel Kolling - Parcel #16 -17 Leslie Green, Jr. - Parcel #16 -12 Gladys Robertson & Anchor Sales - Parcel #14-37 Gladys Robertson & Anchor Sales - Parcel #14--37 Vermed ane Moore - Parcel #14 -20 George and Elease Washington - Parcel #15 -4 George and Elease Washington & Gallery of Hom s - Parcel #15 -4 Vermid ane Moore & Century 21 - Parcel #14 -20 2 48.15* 350.00* 400.00* 7,681.00* 448.23* 24.77* 600.70* 12.30* 100.00* 553.85* 51.15* 599.35* 3.65* 4,554.37* 96.47* 99.16* 7,558.40* 131.60* 400.00* 500.00* 350.00* 14,977.50* 500.00* 500.00* 500.00* 15,000.00* 4,000.00* South Bend Commission Regular Mee �edevelopment ing - August 7, 1981 3. APPROVA� OF CLAIMS (continued) Sylvester and Janie M. Williams - Parcel $ #14- Sylvest r and Janie M. Williams & Anchor Sales - Parcel #14 -5 Louise ones - Parcel #7 -30 Louise Jones & Gallery of Homes - Parcel #7 -30 Ross and Felsie McFarland - Parcel #16 -40 Eugene and Sharon Hartz - Parcel #16 -40 Lucy Harritate - Parcel #14 -40 011ie James - Parcel #14 -36 Peggy Forrest Judy R sheck RosaliE Darnell - Parcel #14 -36 Rosalie Darnell & Smith -Zeisz Realtors - Parcel 014-36 Lula R kanas - Parcel #16 -38 Eleanoy Martin &'Time Realty, Inc. - Parcel #7 -33 Eleanoy Martin - Parcel #7 -33 LucillE Harritate - Parcel #14 -40 LucillE Harritate - Parcel #14 -40 James and Judy Crume & S. B. Electric - Parcel #6-E Melvin Bush - Parcel #14 -40 Melvin Bush - Parcel #14 -40 Wiltfo g Moving & Storage Company - Parcel #14 -14 VerlenE Strickland - Parcel #14 -3 VerlenE Strickland - Parcel #14 -3 Patricia Mitchell & The Gallery of Homes - Par el #14 -32 Patricia Mitchell - Parcel #14 -32 Mary Williams - Parcel #16 -33 St. Joseph County Treasurer - Parcel #16 -33 Mary W lliams - Parcel #16 -30 St. Joseph County Treasurer - Parcel #16 -30 Esther Waldon - Parcel #6 -11 St. Jo eph County Treasurer - Parcel #16 -11 011ie James & Hallmark Real Estate - Parcel #14-36 Abstra t & Title Corporation - Parcel #2 -6 Abstract & Title Corporation - Parcel #7 -11 Abstract & Title Corporation - Parcel #2 -10 Abstract & Title Corporation - Parcel #2 -11 Abstract & Title Corporation - Parcel #2 -9 Abstract Company of St. Joseph County - Par el #16 -2 Abstract Company of St. Joseph County - Par el #14 -45 Abstra t Company of St. Joseph County - Par el #16 -22 3 500.00* 15,000.00* 500.00* 15,000.00* 11,502.50* 4,000.00* 300.00* 350.00* 250.00* 400.00* 450.00* 4,000.00* 450.00* 4,000.00* 500.00* 3,700.00* 400.00* 950.00* 2,000.00* 200.00* 450.47* 450.00* 4,000.00* 4,000.00* 450.00* 152.60* 47.40* 537.60* 47.40* 3,796.12* 203.88* 15,000.00* 35.00 35.00 35.00 35.00 35.00 25.00 35.00 25.00 South Bend Redevelopment Commission Regular Me ting - August 7, 1981 3. APPROV/L OF CLAIMS (continued) Abstra t Company of St. Joseph County - Par el #16 -29, #16 -26 Histor c Landmarks Foundation of Indiana Total P.E.A.- EAST BANK AREA T Peggy Forrest Tucker Hawley, Cook, Sheehan, Peacock, O'Brien, First Bank & Trust Company - Par el #3 -4 St. Joseph County Treasurer - Parcel #3 -4 Total P.E.A.1- IND. R -66 Josephine Kutch - Petty Cash Josephine Kutch - Petty Cash Therese D. O'Nell A. B. Dick Business Systems, Inc. First luto Lease Indianz Bell Telephone Company Indianz & Michigan Electric Company Pence, Dickens & Heeter Postmaster Parker Brunner & Hamilton St. Joseph Bank & Trust Company Superi tendent of Documents Nation 1 Research Bureau Total P.E.A.1- 312 LOANS Community Development Community Development Williams Home Center & Frank and Janis Banicki Joyce V. Sarvari Christopher Costello Big "C" Lumber Center & Domingo and Lucia Flores Mary Jane Belmarez & K -Mart 4 36.12 580.86 $ 154,555.60 $ 50.00* 4,125.37* 23.63* $ 4,199.00 $ 2.00* 100.00* 330.00* 30.60 49.77 211.50 399.51 48.91 61.14 113.85 1,020.00 10.00 7.25 83.00 $ 2,467.53 $ 155.00 195.00 431.06 161.45 513.88 1,938.94 311.70 South Bend Redevelopment Commission Regular Me ting - August 7, 1981 3. APPROVAL OF CLAIMS (continued) Mark D Zeak Carpet Craftsman & Nancy LaCluyse K -Mart Corporation & Frank and Janis Banicki Domingo and Lucia Flores Air -Ti e Window & Door, Inc. & Mary Hankins Montgomery Ward & Frank and Janis Banicki The Wallpaper Place & Frank and Janis Banicki K -Mart Corporation & Frank and Janis Banicki Rink's Discount & Frank and Janis Banicki Color ile Supermarts & Frank and Janis Banicki Sears, Roebuck & Co. & Janice C. Surratt Nancy LaCluyse Aleta ayes & K -Mart Aleta [ayes & Williams Home Center Sears, Roebuck & Co. & Mary Jane Belmarez Aleta ayes Kissell Corporation Timoth A. Bottorff Kissell Corporation Circle Lumber, Inc. & Christopher Costello Lawrence and Deborah Dwyer Kissell Corporation Verstr ete Rentals & Jeanne A. Welsh Kissell Corporation Aleta [ayes & McKinley Lumber Upon me and unz meeti nc and car Total Grand Total $ 475.00 53.87 398.11 475.00 98.77 130.31 278.71 105.63 354.18 533.00 130.90 1,767.47 1,182.36 529.22 488.80 9.83 141.68 3,022.82 1,174.60 15.17 135.68 1,320.29 64.50 2,259.08 $ 18,522.01 $179.775.54 tion made by Mr. Robinson, seconded by Mr. Cira fimously carried, the claims signed prior to the and denoted with an asterisk N were ratified Firmed. 4. COMMUNIICATIONS There v�ere no communications to present to the Commis- sion. 5. OLD BUSINESS a. Comnission ratification r Di-actor to'enter into ac Heritage Foundation, Inc. ted for Executive nt with Southold relative to the f4onroe- 5 THERE WERE NO COMMUNICATIONS TO PRESENT TO THE COMMISSION South Bend Redevelopment Commission Regular Tie Ling - August 7, 1981 5. OLD BUSINESS (continued) a. continued... Mr. McMahon explained to the Commission that Mr. Janes Conley, from Historic Landmarks Foundation of Indiana, and Ms. Dea Andrews, from Southold He itage Foundation, Inc., were present today to di cuss and summarize activities which will take place under their respective agreements in the Monroe-Sample Development Area. Mrs. Kolata briefly reviewed the services to be provided by Southold Heritage Foundation. They wi 1 establish a site office in the Monroe - Sample area to counsel residents and prospective buyers in financial packaging, provide technical assist- ance for rehabilitation of existing structures, and coordinate house moving from the redevelopment acquisition area, including marketing houses to be moved, overseeing the contract and move itself, and providing technical assistance to insure con- struction is compatible in style, size and materials. They will also administer a Revolving Construction Loan Fund for residents of the area, consult with other non - profit preservation organizations, such as Historic Landmarks Foundation, and market the re idential portion of the Monroe - Sample Develop me t Area. The Southold.Heritage Foundation Board approved the One-year contract last week. The contract amount is $25,000, and is renewable on a yearly basis. At the June 26, 1981 meeting the Commission gave its approval to ratify this contract by telephone. Commissioner Donaldson gave his approval by phone this morning, and if Commissioners Robinson and Cira approve it, the contract will be approved at this time. Mr. James D. Conley, Director of Historic Landmarks Foundation of Northern Indiana, a non- profit, state- wide organization, gave a brief history of his organization and of what his group hopes to accom- pl sh in the Monroe - Sample area. Mr. Conley explained their headquarters are in Indianapolis, established 20 years ago through the generosity of Eli Lilly for promoting residential restoration of historic archi- tecture. The group works largely through non - profit or anizations, such as Southold Heritage Foundation. D South Bend Redevelopment Commission Regular Me ting August 7, 1981 5. OLD BU INESS (continued) a. co tinued... Re erring to the Monroe- Sample Development Area, Mr. Corley said that of 131 houses located in the resi- de tial section north of Bronson Street, nearly 38% arE listed in the Historic Sites and Structures In- ve tory recently published by the Historic Preserva- ti n Commission. Ten (.TO`)of the residential struc- tu es in the "acquisition" area south of Bronson Street are listed in the inventory. These historic houses have architectural value. In addition, there arE about 6 houses south of Bronson Street that are soundly constructed and well contained, though per- ha s architecturally less distinctive. Part of our joint effort with Southold is to identify those houses south of Bronson Street that could, and perhaps should be moved to appropriate sites north of Bronson Street. We have a design team working now on this phase, pre- paring a site plan of the area and the residential section, showing existing structures, width, depth, height, elevations and landscaping, to have a more pr cise tool to use when making recommendations con - ce ning houses that need to be moved. The Design Team members are: Professor Norman Crowe, an associate professor of architecture at the University of Notre Dame, Professor Jaime Bellalta, a landscape architect at Notre Dame, and two architectural interns. Sketches will be prepared to give the residents a visual idea of 'hat the area could look like. A brochure will th n.be published to encourage people to stay in the ar a. Ms. Dea Andrews, Administrative Assistant at Southold Heritage Foundation, explained that the function of their organization is offering services to people who want to get involved in house rehabilitation. Ms. Andrews stated that no agency can take over and do a job for the poeple, it is important for people living in an area to get excited and carry out projects on their own. They will work with residents in rehabing a house and, if it is possible, encourage renters to bec me buyers. Per. Nimtz placed Vice President Robinson in the Chair, as Ir. Nimtz is a member of the Southold Heritage Fou dation and can not vote on this contract. 7 South Bend Redevelopment Commission Regular Me ting - August 7, 1981 5. OLD BUSINESS (continued) a. continued... On a motion made by Mr. Cira, seconded by Mr. Robin- COMMISSION APPROVED AGREE son and unanimously carried, the Agreement for Pro MENT FOR PROFESSIONAL SER -. fessional Services with Southold Heritage Foundation VICES WITH SOUTHOLD Inc., was approved and ratified. HERITAGE FOUNDATION, INC. 6. NEW BUSINESS Mr. McMahon asked permission to.add Item "j" to the agenda ertaining to Century Mall, and also to.di.scuss this it am at this point in the meeting so as not to detain Ir. Lloyd S. Taylor, who is here regarding this item, a y longer than is necessary. j. Mr. McMahon explained that many discussions have tak n place over the course of the year about how to est move forward on Century Mall, and what is the best path to utilize in order to implement what we have all envisioned downtown with respect to etail and office development. Recent discus - sio s have been held with The American City Corpora - ti o , a subsidiary of The Rouse Company. In 979 this entity did the original study for us for both office and retail downtown. Based on con- versations that we have had with The American City Corporation, and those Mr. Richard Rosenthal has had with the development group, we have come for- ward with a proposal to utilize The American City Corporation to update figures with respect to their studies in market research, to pursue an earnest site plan, cost estimates, financial analysis, and development packages identifying all prospective par icipants and their appropriate designation with res ect to the project. The American City Corpora- tior has indicated that they would be pleased to wor in our behalf and that of people associated wit Mr. Rosenthal over a 26 -week period in order to ake us through this particular phase and move us loser to what we would hope to envision to be Cen ury Mall. Mr. for and Soci Nimtz recognized Mr. Lloyd Taylor, Vice President Development for St. Joseph Bank and Trust Company, also President of the Northern Indiana Historic ety. South Bend Redevelopment Commission Regular Meeting - August 7, 1981 6. NEW BUSINESS (continued) j . continued ... Mr. Taylor stated that in 1979 a contract was entered into with The Rouse Company for their guidance on the development of the Century Mall Project. Rouse is a company with a great deal of experience in this type of project. Rouse is very conservative in that they feel you must take all of the steps to develop a pro- ject such as this. When they completed the initial study, we all thought we could possibly jump forward faster than they wanted us to and we did some things that got us off the track. In the last three years we have not moved forward and this has something to do qith the legal problems of tax incremental finan- cing. That aside, we feel that the only way this project will get back into the picture is to again work with The American City Corporation. Mr. Rosenthal met with two financial institutions that have expressed some interest in this project, but only on the basis that the study done in 1979 be brought up- to- date, and that we take another look at the economic future of this community. We would like to propose, therefore, that we enter back into this contract with The American City Corporation. St. Joseph Bank and Trust Company is agreeable to participate in the cost of this study on the same bas's as the first study - that is on a 50 per cent bas's with the City. Mr. McMahon stated that the cost of the study is $78,000, plus not -to- exceed out of pocket expenses of $15,000. The next step would be to bring The American City Corporation in to develop the formal contractual agreement between us and initiate that project as soon as possible. Along those lines we would ask the Commission's approval to initiate this activity so that the contract could be presented at the next meeting. We are pleased with the continued interest of the St. Joseph Bank and particularly with what they have done in interesting some investors in thi project. On Cir was Ame for t motion made by Mr. Robinson, seconded by Mr. and unanimously carried, the Executive Director authorized to enter into negotiations with The -ican City Corporation, a subsidiary of The Rouse zany, for a proposed contract to update a study the Century Mall Project. COMMISSION APPROVED NEGO- TIATION OF CONTRACT WITH THE AMERICAN CITY CORPORA - TION FOR CENTURY MALL PROJECT South Bend Redevelopment Commission Regular Meeting - August 7, 1981 6. NEW BUSINESS (continued) a. Commission approval requested for.the followin Section 312 Loan'Prog ram ro orals in accordance with recommendation of the'Bureau of'Housin . Name Contractor Amount Ardenia Rogers Charles Brown Maintenance $1,186.99 314 LaPorte Ave. Carlis & Priscilla Campbell Electric Company 1,750.00 Phillips 1106 W. Washington Frank Dixon Shamrock Exteriors 450.00 1211 E. Madison Joyce Sarvari Montgomery Ward 1,833.62 725 S. Carlisle Katy Baumgartner stated that the proposal for Joyce Sarvari is not being awarded to the low bidder at the request of Mrs. Sarvari. She is an employee of Mont- gomery Ward and wishes to patronize her employer. If the Commission chooses to award the proposal to the low bidder, Mrs. Sarvari will pay the remaining dif- ference to have the work done by Montgomery Ward. On iotion made by Mr. Robinson, seconded by Mr. Cira and unanimously carried, the 312 Loan Program pro- posals were approved. b. Co fission approval requested for awarding of ro- .posnl iniconnection'with'the'South Bend'Home'Im- 'pro ement Loan Pro ram in accordance with recom- men ation of the Bureau of Housing. Name Contractor Amount Ramon Sandoval, Jr. Mike Marshall $1,825.00 614 S. rnold On a motion made by Mr. Robinson, seconded by Mr. Cira and unanimously carried, the request for awa ding of the proposal in connection with the South Bend Home Improvement Loan Program was approved. Im COMMISSION APPROVED FOUR 312 LOAN PROGRAM PROPOSALS COMMISSION APPROVED SOUTH BEND HOME IMPROVEMENT LOAN PROGRAM PROPOSAL South Bend Commission Regular Mee �edevelopment ing - August 7, 1981 6. NEW BUSINESS (continued) c. Com ission approval reques men s with'the follbWing i Name Therese Blackwell Maxie B lden Ronald Johnson Vi ctor`i i Duggan Lorene ax Cam Cha Alex Wesson Donald 3yrd Yolanda Clay Teodora Torres Linda W lker Salvado Navarrete Ce for Hometteadi viduals: Address 722 South Albert Street 409 East Haney 812 Diamond Avenue 241 North Wellington 1226 Diamond Avenue 606 North Johnson Street 601 North Cleveland Avenue 535 East Dayton Street 228 North Sheridan Avenue 811 East Milton Street 1414 East Miner Street 1017 Lawndale Avenue Mr. McMahon explained that Homestead property owners are selected on a lottery basis. This program has been going on for a few years, and recently twelve names were drawn There are two corrections to be made to the list shown. Maxie Bolden has withdrawn and the names of Jeffrey and Rhonda Florian are to be substituted for the property located at 409 East Haney Street. Donald Byrd has also withdrawn and a new name will be substituted for this property at a later date. These have been awarded previously by the Bureau of Housing and at this time is being done thr ugh a formal entity. On- motion made by Mr. Cira, seconded by Mr. Robin- COMMISSION APPROVED HOME - son and unanimously carried, the request for Home- STEADING AGREEMENTS ste ding Agreements were approved. ission approval requested for Change Order No. th LaFree'Excavatin Com an''for an'ih&6ase'of 971.80 for an amended contract total of 903"415 Demolition and Site Clearance Contract'No: 42. W Mr. McMahon explained that the items noted on the change order primarily relate to foundations found under the Ler er's Building, which were not anticipated. There was also a great deal of concrete rubble that had been in existence underneath some of the floor slabs. It is an unexpected item, one that was not included in ou outline of work and one which could not have been 11 South Bend Commission Regular Mee �edevelopment ing - August 7, 1981 6. NEW BUSINESS (continued) d. conitinued... anticipated by a bidder. We also had some vaults that we were not aware existed under the sidewalk sections. I have reviewed the figures with the City Engineer and the change order request items are legitimate. They could not have been antici- pat d or would not have been anticipated by any of �he bidders. On a motion made by_P -1r. Robinson, seconded Cira and unanimously carried, the request Cha ge Order No. 1 for Demolition and Site anc2 Contract No. 42 was approved. e. Commission approval req Con lict =of= Interest Po by Mr. CHANGE ORDER NO. 1 FOR for DEMOLITION AND SITE CLEAR - Clear- ANCE CONTRACT NO. 42 WAS APPROVED. !sted for adoption of Mr. McMahon stated that this item relates to Bureau of iousing activity and City employee participation in various programs, and that Mrs. Marzy Bauer was present to explain the policy. Mrs Cit vel hib and ben wai usu for all in pla asp HUD own not Bauer explained that under the terms of the is grant agreement with HUD for Community De )pment Block Grant funds, City employees are pro - ited -from participating in any CD- funded programs ?r which they would derive a direct financial fit. In the past, we have requested individual rers from HUD for employees wishing to participate, Illy in Bureau of Housing programs. The rationale the waiver was that these employees are, first of eligible in all other respects, and second, not iecision- making positions to influence program ining, program design or location or any other pct of CDBG - assisted activities. has recently requested that the City adopt its policy on employee participation, so that HUD does have to grant individual waivers. Mr. Butler reviewed the policy and suggested that som changes be made. On a motion made by Mr. Cira, seconded by Mr. Robin- CONFLICT -OF- INTEREST POLICY son and unanimously carried, the Conflict -of - Interest ADOPTED Policy was approved subject to technical changes re- que ted by Mr. Butler. 12 South Bend Redevelopment Commission Regular Meeting - August 7, 1981 6. NEW BUSINESS (continued) f. Com-nission.approval requested to enter into a Con- sul ting Agreement 'wi th Edward Go' Dunbdr;.Jr.,'in relation'to the Studebaker Corridor Project. and g. Com ission approval requested to enter into an Own rJArc itect'Agreement 'with Mathews-Purucker- Ane la, Inc:;' for `architectural %en ineering' ter - vic s relating to-the Studebaker Corridor Project Mr. McMahon stated that these two items relate to the Studebaker Corridor Project. We are requesting to ire two entitites under professional services contracts. The first is Mr. Edward G. Dunbar, Jr., a r sident of South Bend, an an industrial con- sultant and business counselor with respect to our pro osed project. The second is to employ the firm of 1athews- Purucker- Anella, Inc. to evaluate the strictures within the Studebaker Corridor with re- spe t to their current conditions, in order to bri g them up to some particular structural and phy ical level that they might be utilized for oth r purposes. Mr. Dunbar had been in top management with the Stude- baker Corporation and was responsible for the dis- solution of that property when it was originally disposed of. He has served as a consultant and specialist in the dissolution of large structures and mul iple buildings into separate,smaller business interests. His involvement in the Studebaker Cor- ridor Project will be to evaluate the corridor and the structures involved, and to make recommendations to us and to guide the architect and other profes- siotials that we will have involved in the project with respect to the potential uses in the corridor., vehicles that we might utilize in order to interest individuals in investing into those buildings, and the types of things that might necessarily be done by the private owners or by the public entities in order to induce that activity. The agreements for both parties are based on hourly rat s and they will work under the direction of this office. In both cases we have not -to- exceed figures. 13 South Bend redevelopment Commission Regular Mee ing - August 7, 1981 6. NEW BUSaNESS (continued) f. and h. continued... On a motion made by Mr. Cira, seconded by Mr. Robinson and unanimously carried, the Consulting Agr ement with Edward G. Dunbar, Jr., and the Own r /Architect Agreement with Mathews-Purucker- Ane la, Inc., were approved. h. Cotission approval requested for the followin ea es in the Monroe.�Sample Development Area. COMMISSION APPROVED CON- SULTING AGREEMENT WITH EDWARD G. DUNBAR, JR., AND OWNER ?ARCHITECT AGREE- MENT WITH MATHEWS- PURUCKER - ANELLA, INC., RELATING TO STUDEBAKER CORRIDOR PROJECT Mr. McMahon stated that there were 20 leases to be approved. In all cases they reflect either one per cent of the sale price or they represent the price that was previously used as a lease figure when it was operated as a private business. Name Address Parcel No: Amount 1st P H. G. Christman Con- struction Co. Loranzo Rogers Jewel M Rogers Melvin Eush Wendel F. Brown Annette Moody George S Elease Washington Eleanor Martin LorrainE Zuhl Sylvester & Janie Mae Williams Clesta Turner Inter -City Enter- prises Corp. Lu 1 a P.o anas Eugene & Sharon Hart Leslie Zvis een Jackie t Date 850 S. Fellows 7 -10 $ 5.75 11 -1 -81 610 E. Bronson 14 -2 80.00 10 -1 -81 610 E. Bronson 14 -2 74.00 10 -1 -81 805 Clinton 14 -40 125.00 10 -1 -81 805 Clinton 14 -40 135.00 10 -1 -81 723 Rush St. 7 -32 175.00 10 -1 -81 718 Clinton 15 -4 67.50 10 -1 -81 727 Rush St. 7 -33 100.00 10 -1 -81 811 Clinton 14 -38 31.00 10 -1 -81 716 Rush St. 14 -5 115.00 10 -1 -81 716 Rush St. 14 -5 115.00 10 -1 -81 402 -404 E. South 4 -1 370.00 10 -1 -81 708 George St. 16 -38 87.00 10 -1 -81 806 Marietta St. 16 -22 166.00 10 -1 -81 806 Marietta St. 16 -12 165.00 10 -1 -81 806 Marietta St. 16 -12 150.00 10 -1 -81 14 South Bend redevelopment Commission Regular Mee ing - August 7, 1981 6. NEW BUSINESS (continued) h. continued ... Name Address Parcel No. Amount Ist P Zandra 1. Sims 708 Marietta St. 16 -5 $150.00 Daniel 3roussard 854 Marietta St. 16 -24 150.00 Robert Virginia Hett el 707 Marietta St. 15 -14 97.24 Raymond T. Hodgson 2 -9, 2 -10 (com ercial) and 2 -11 253.75 On a motion made by Per. Robinson, seconded by Mr. Cir and unanimously carried, the request for.the lea es in the Monroe - Sample Development Area were app oved. i. ComM ssion aooroval reauested for the followina lease in the East Bank'Development Area. Mr. McMahon stated that this is for one of Burk- harr Advertising's signs that is located on a parcel which we are acquiring. The amount was established with the function previously in existence. ayment Date 10 -1 -81 10 -1 -81 9 -1 -81 11 -1 -81 COMMISSION APPROVED LEASES IN MONROE- SAMPLE DEVELOPMENT AREA Name Address Parcel No. Amount lst Payment Date Burkhart Advertis -. Colfax Avenue ing, Inc. at Niles Ave. 3 -3 On i motion made by Mr. Cira, seconded by Mr. Rob nson and unanimously carried, the request for the lease in the East Bank Development Area was approved. $ 41.67 11 -1 -81 7. PROGRESS REPORTS There were no additional progress reports. Mr. John Kagel stated that the Downtown Council would like to see service parking for short -term parkers in the arei where recent demolition occurred. 8. NEXT COMMISSION MEETING The next regular Commission Meeting has been re- scheduled schedul for Friday, August 28, 1981 at 10:00 a.m. 15 COMMISSION APPROVED LEASE IN EAST BANK DEVELOPMENT AREA NEXT COMMISSION MEETING South BendlRedevelopment Commission Regular Meeting - August 7, 1981 a There being no further business to come before the Com- ADJOURNMENT mission, Mr. Cira made a motion that the meeting be adjourned. The motion was seconded by Mr. Robinson and unanimously carried. The meeting was adjourned at 11:25 a.m. mtz, "'"-� ?sident h& trick M. McMahon, Executive Director